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FOlks,
Okay, things are a bit different from my day when we charged you rent on the reel for a period of time if you wanted the material retained. Many regular customers just purchased their own reel of 2" or multiple reels. OUr current policy is that we hold original media we recorded the audio on for 30 days. IF for some reason the client can't use the delivered media, lost or destroyed within that time we'll replace it. OF course, a surcharge for the FEdex or UPS shipment etc. But, how do you all deal with long term storage issues and passing costs along to clients that wish for you to retain the material? Imho it's a pita, and if the client can't figure out within 30 days of the sesion what he wants to do with the material his loss, or he/she needs to pay me for retaining the original and having it available. HOw are others dealing with such issues in this business? Regards, Richard -- | Remove .my.foot for email | via Waldo's Place USA Fidonet-Internet Gateway Site | Standard disclaimer: The views of this user are strictly his own. |
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